The Steem development team published an update a few hours ago (kudoz to 
I've been watching the Github repository dedicated to SMT development closely for the last few months so there's really nothing new for me in that update, but I do consider it important from a PR point of view. 2018 seems to have started on a more professional note from the Steemit team, something that we should be happy about. I still remember the days when all we received in terms of status updates was a long string of silent days. So hey, the fact that they're taking the time to tell us they're working on stuff - and on what stuff they are working on - is a good thing.
Now, a few blurbs from the update, if you want the TL-DR version:
- development is going on steadily
- there will be a gradual development (a.k.a "stubbing") of features
- automated market-makers will be launched in the first iteration
- most important: there will be soon a testnet for those who want to test SMT before implementing them on the main chain
I know there is already a test environment and a test suite built, but the fact that we are going to have soon a public testnet is very encouraging.
As you may already know, I'm very excited about this new feature and one of the projects I'm working on, 
Really looking forward to the public testnet and congrats to the team!
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